Re:Nvidia's Arm deal sparks quick backlash in chip industry
by pmontra on Monday September 14, 2020 @06:43AM
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> anyone wanting a marriage license must produce a child within 6 months
So they start 3 months in advance? /s
Whatever, I think it's much easier to limit the number of children than to enforce a minimum. Both can be very unwelcomed for many reasons I don't want to get into, but not everybody can have children.
Re:Nvidia's Arm deal sparks quick backlash in chip industry
by barkingcat on Monday September 14, 2020 @12:18PM
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That's the point though, if the spouse cannot have a child, the marriage is annulled and the fertile partner gets a different spouse.
The idea is, "unwelcomed" is not an issue. In the Uighur regions, China is already practicing a form of marriage enforcement to make sure there's more han babies in the region.
Re:Nvidia's Arm deal sparks quick backlash in chip industry
by newen on Monday September 14, 2020 @06:09PM
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Where are you getting this information from?
Re:Nvidia's Arm deal sparks quick backlash in chip industry
by gruez on Monday September 14, 2020 @09:00AM
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So couples will just... not marry?
Re:Nvidia's Arm deal sparks quick backlash in chip industry
by inglor_cz on Monday September 14, 2020 @11:30AM
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You could theoretically levy an extra tax from childless people over certain age. That might work a bit in a non-democracy, where those people have no vote over their taxation levels.
China can enforce mandatory population growth easily enough (anyone wanting a marriage license must produce a child within 6 months, if not, the marriage is annulled), and if that is on the 10-15 year time horizon, they can easily allow cloning technology be used on humans for the short term.